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innelon Dentist Dr.
Peter Brusco chose to
spend his weekend a
little differently on January 7-
8. Along with twelve
others in his field, and
his lovely assistant
Sandy, Dr. Brusco trav-
eled to Fort Dix and
the McGuire Air Force
Base to perform dental
check -ups and clear-
ances for soldiers. For
everything these men
and women have done
for our country, this
was the least I could do
to say thank you, said
Dr. Brusco.
The base set up
several trailers filled
with the latest in den-
tal technology where
the dentists would each see
hundreds and hundreds of
patients. Thousands of ser-
vicemen from the Army and
the Air Force (both enlisted
and in the reserves) would
have the opportunity for a
dental screening. A busy
weekend for the dentists,
but Dr. Brusco was eager
to offer his support to
the troops.
The weekend start-
ed off with some military
training for the dentists.
Believe it or not, there
are strict dental health
classifications that can
stall a soldiers deploy-
ment. Soldiers are rated
from 1 (the best) to 3
(the worst). We even
had to answer affirma-
tive for yes, and nega-
tive for no, explained
Dr. Brusco. It was very
cool. Once everyone
was clear on their mission and
the proper protocol, it was
time to begin.
Through the day, Dr.
Brusco saw about six hundred
soldiers. He and Sandy took
scans and X-Rays, blood pres-
sure readings, and performed
fillings and even extractions.
Those who were rated poorly
according to the militarys
classification system were
given the proper treatment
they needed under the friend-
ly gentle hand of Dr. Brusco.
But what was most fulfilling
were the opportunities to hear
the stories of several of the
soldiers. Many of these men
and women had such tremen-
dous stories. One soldier I had
the opportunity to get to
know had flown as a pilot in
six separate missions! Just
incredible, said a genuinely
impacted Dr. Brusco. He is
already eager to participate in
next months screenings.
If youd like to find out
more about Dr. Bruscos prac-
tice in Kinnelon or about the
work he is doing with the
United States military, visit
www.drbrusco.com.
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Women in Transition is
offering a FREE Legal
Education Workshop on
Wednesday, January 25th
from 1-3 pm. It is open to all
women in Passaic County
and neighboring towns who
are considering separation or
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Feb 4
Wayne Presbyterian
Church will be hosting a
FREE, family-friendly, Val-
entines Event open to the
public, on Saturday, Feb. 4th
from 10:00 am to noon. Kids
will make a craft to take
home and decorate cookies
that will be delivered to area
senior citizens. Our goal is to
teach kids that sharing Gods
love with others can be fun
and delicious. We hope your
family can join us for this fun
day out! For more informa-
tion, visit our website at
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or call the church office
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Presbyterian Church is locat-
ed at 1200 Alps Road in
Wayne, at the corner of
Ratzer Road. For God so
loved the world, that He
gave His one and only Son,
that whosoever believes in
Him will not perish but have
everlasting life! - John 3:16.
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Community
Visiting Angels of Wayne
in association with the
Alzheimers Foundation of
America is offering free and
confidential year-round
memory screenings. The
screenings are available on
the third Wednesday of each
month from 2 to 4 p.m. by
appointment only. The
screenings are held at the
Visiting Angels office locat-
ed at 2190 Hamburg
Turnpike in Wayne. Visiting
Angels is a senior homecare
agency that helps seniors
remain comfortably at home
through joyful companion-
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professional services such as
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errands, and meal prepara-
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to make an appointment for a
screening, please call (973)
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The Riverview Garden
Club, based in Wayne, NJ,
encourages local area resi-
dents who are interested in
gardening and in expanding
their botanical knowledge to
become club members.
Novice as well as experienced
gardeners are welcome. For
details about joining our
club, please call our member-
ship chairperson Judy Sherpa
(973) 838-8005 or send an
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ture educational lectures by
experts on a variety of gar-
dening and nature related
topics, and excursions to var-
ious botanical venues are
scheduled throughout the
year. Club members can also
participate in demonstrations
and hands-on projects that
involve creating floral, land-
scape and nature related
items. The Riverview
Garden Club maintains sev-
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Wayne area; this provides
club members with the
opportunity to improve their
gardening skills by being
involved with projects that
beautify the local community.
Join now to make your gar-
dening knowledge and
friendships blossom.
Jewish Family Service of
North Jersey, a recipient of
financial assistance from UJA
Federation of North Jersey, is
expanding its Kosher Meals
on Wheels program in
Wayne. The Meals on
Wheels Program provides
hot, nutritious kosher meals
to people age 60 and over, or
those younger who have a
disability and who are unable
to cook or shop. Volunteer
drivers bring needed meals;
offer a smile, a greeting and a
personal contact to the elder-
ly, many of whom seldom get
out. Drivers are needed to
deliver meals two times a
month. Presently, we are
accepting referrals for people
who would like to receive
meals. Please call Paul Klein
at (973) 595-0111 to volun-
teer, to request Kosher Meals
on Wheels, or for additional
information.
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accepted, that a
secure retirement will
require a nest-egg of multiple
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their retirement portfolio can
generate. It is my firm belief
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contributions into the sys-
tem. I later found out that
there was no contract at all,
not even a promise, just a
deduction each paycheck
with the hope that I would
be able to receive my per-
sonally paid for pension check
in full at age 65. The Federal
Government had other ideas
and they are far from done in
creative postponement and
qualification to receive my
retirement benefit package.
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happy to work for a promised
pay rate, yet have so many
deductions as per law, that the
check I ultimately received
was less than 85% of what was
promised. I could not place
blame on the employer as the
difference was not being held
nor confiscated by him. It was
a new term I learned about for
the first time called the I.R.S.
But, let me not stray too
far from my point; in 1967,
the federal government set
out to measure the impact of
inflation each year and there-
fore needed a starting point.
This was the birth of the CPI,
the Consumer Price Index.
Today, a 1967 dollar is worth
84% less when compared to
1967 or just 16. This means
that a 25 year old in 1967 with
a goal to accumulate
$1,000,000 in 44 years would
now need $6,250,000 to have
the same purchasing power in
1967 dollars. In other words,
a million dollars would only
be worth $160,000! By the
same token, if inflation is no
worse or better over the next
44 years than the last 44 years,
$10,000,000 is needed in 44
years to have the same pur-
chasing power as $1,600,000
in 2011 dollars. Assuming a
5% withdrawal rate, a per-
son my daughters age today
of 23 will need to be a deca-
millionaire to have an annu-
al income in todays dollars
of $80,000. Would you feel
like a deca-millionaire with
and annual purchasing
power of $80,000 in annual
income? I think not!
Last week my father
passed away at age 76. I am
now age 50. We were only 26
years apart and unfortunately
my father was uninsurable for
decades due to many medical
reasons. Had this not been
the case, I could have guaran-
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payday. You see, we all have
the choice to invest capital in
some known vehicle with an
unknown rate of return hold-
ing our breath for the ultimate
outcome, a retirement portfo-
lio. Or we could guarantee
our financial futures by buy-
ing a multi-million life insur-
ance policy on Dad, Mom or
a substitute insured, like one
of their brothers or sisters.
Its true that we do not know
when they will die, nor do we
want to know. We only know
that they indeed will die and if
a policy is in force, there will
be that 6 or 7 figure pay-off to
the beneficiary, in this case it
couldve been me. Depending
on the age and health of the
insured, the premium figures
can be easily determined and
compared to the investment
alternatives available. You
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ance policy that could not
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invested into the S+P 500,
the Dow Jones Industrial
Average or a myriad of other
choices at the death of the
insured. In my case, I had the
annual dollars to make such a
life policy investment, but,
could not due to the health
issues of both of my parents
and neither had siblings.
However, for the rest of the
insurable public, the under-
writing process may merely be
an inconvenience.
If I had been fortunate
enough to have been able to
insure my Dad for $1,000,000
and be responsible enough to
pay the annual premiums for
the last 20 years, today I
would have another
$1,000,000 added to my net
worth. If he were still alive,
the cash value of the policy
would still be mine and use-
able before his demise. There
is no shame or embarrassment
in this technique to create
wealth or a retirement plan.
Everyone dies and the insur-
ance companies make a profit
selling life insurance to the
people who purchase it to
eventually receive a payout
from it. This folks is a guaran-
teed retirement plan; the only
thing the purchaser doesnt
know is when he or she will
collect it. 76 is too young an
age to die, that is without
question and 50 is too young
an age to collect on a fathers
life insurance policy. But, if we
were to increase both of our
ages to 86 and 60 or 96 and 70
respectively, both parties
would have ended up win-
ning, Dad with a longer life,
and me with a more secure
and robust retirement nest-
egg based upon the additional
years of retirement plan asset
accumulations and the ulti-
mate death benefit from the
policy.
Though I could not
insure my parents, I did insure
myself for millions for the
benefit of my wifes retirement
security as well as for
my childrens inheritance.
Interestingly enough, my poli-
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reatment of muscle
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injury has traditional-
ly included various types of
massage, acupressure, trigger
point therapy, deep tissue
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ultrasound, electrotherapy
and stretch/strengthen exer-
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additional techniques for soft
tissue rehabilitation. Because
chiropractors specialize in
treating neuromusculoskeletal
conditions, many chiropractic
offices provide many versions
of soft tissue techniques.
Iscemic compression and
cross friction massage are soft
tissue techniques that chiro-
practors have found particu-
larly effective for both quick
pain relief and rapid injury
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specific time to the treated
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recently visited a chiropractor
complaining of debilitating
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began following a car accident
many years earlier. She said
she had tried everything to
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Walking, gardening and golf
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enabled her to make it
through the day. Utilizing
these soft tissue techniques as
part of her chiropractic care,
she experienced significant
symptom relief after only a few
weeks of treatment. She is
now going for walks again,
gardening and looking for-
ward to golf.
Drs. Glenn and Christine Foss
are the owners of Advance
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Both doctors have been practic-
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years and have been amongst
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quality of patient care and over-
all treatment outcome. If you
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orthopedics specializing in spine rehabilitation. Ever
keen to learn and do more for his patients Matthew began
studying diligently for his certification in Orthopedic Manual
Therapy. This training exposed him to the concept of
Maitland Australian therapy, the Maitland Concept is referred
to as a concept and not as a technique. Emphasis is placed
not on the technique of treatment but on a basic philosophy-
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based.
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renowned therapists Brian Mulligan and David Butler, further
expanding his clinical skills into more diverse orthopedic and
nerve injury treatments. Not to be missed, Matthew also
trained in the McKenzie Diagnosis and treatment of the spine.
Matthew believes the combination of this training and
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Muscle Therapy
By Dr. Glenn Foss
W
hat if this was the
year you actually
took your resolu-
tions seriously and got in
shape? What if 2012 was the
year you tucked in that
tummy and achieved the
shape youve been longing for?
Womans Way Fitness in
Wayne is making your goals
easier than ever! Since 1983,
Womans Way Fitness Center
has been North Jerseys
Premier Health Club powered
by women. Under the direc-
tion of new owner Rachel
Vasquez, the facility has gone
under a complete renovation.
From the moment you enter
Womans Way you will feel a
sense of belonging in a luxury
spa environment. Its easy to
make friends here while you
work toward your fitness goals
and receive some of the finest
instruction available.
Membership at Womans
Way is like
coming into a
new family.
Facilities are
set up to be
cozy, rather
than the tradi-
tional rows and
rows of name-
less machines.
Cama-raderie
is encouraged
and facilitated by unique
classes and similar goals. The
gym features a full line of car-
dio equipment, free weights,
weight machines, a steam
room, a sauna and a wide vari-
ety of assorted exercise equip-
ment.
Additionally, Womans
Way specializes in one-on-one
service with an offering of per-
sonal training by certified
instructors. If you prefer the
excitement and social atmos-
phere of fitness classes,
Womans Way offers over 50
classes a week including from
Pilates, Yoga, Spin and
Zumba. Childcare is also
available on premises.
Youre running out of
excuses to get to the gym.
Womans Way has got every-
thing you need to get started.
Hurry in! What have you got
to lose except weight and
inches!
We are located at 1479
Route 23 South, Wayne, NJ,
For more information visit
www.womanswayfitness.com
or call us at 973-305-1993.
Has your child been diagnosed with...
Cerebral Palsy
Autism
Developmental Delay
Balance/Coordination Disorder
Hypertonia (increased muscle tone)
Hypotonia (low muscle tone)
Down Syndrome
Spina Bifida
Metabolic Disorder
Traumatic Brain Injury
18 Newark Pompton Tpke.
Riverdale, NJ 07457
973.616.8300
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Sensory Integration
Speech Therapy
Childhood
Weight Loss
...then give us a call 973.616.8300
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Theme parties are available 7
days a week; Pool parties are
available Friday, Saturday &
Sunday. Or book the entire
club for your own private
event! Contact Spa 23s
Program Director, Laura
Severance at 973-839-8823.
View more information
online at www.spa23.com.
An open invitation is
extended to all seniors in the
area to join The Golden Key
of Wayne. Dont get house-
bound; come play Bingo,
card games and dominos with
some friendly seniors. Enjoy
fellowship and fun, holiday
parties and trips. The
Golden Key Club meets
every Friday afternoon from
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the
Post 174 American Legion
building, 55 Mountain View
Boulevard, Wayne. For more
information, please call
Annette Ford, 973-628-
0492.
Business Networking
Opportunities Every Other
Tuesday Evening - 6:00 - 8:00
PM at the Paris Inn, 1292
Alps Road in Wayne. For
more info please call
973.706.8212. $10 for the
meeting; includes appetizers.
RAINBOWS, a support
group for children who have
suffered any kind of loss in
their life through death,
divorce, separation, or any
other family transition, is
now being offered at Our
Lady of Consolation Parish,
located at 1799 Hamburg
Turnpike in Wayne, NJ.
T
om Ferraro, Solar &
More - If youre like
me, the recent per-
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estate and some other so-
called safe investments have
been playing havoc with my
tolerance for risk. Our 401k
has performed like a yoyo
since our financial markets
crashed back in 2008 and
actually, more like dead-
weight!
Since then, Ive moved
most of my investments into
low return but safe money
markets and certificates of
deposits, lowering my returns
down to what I call why
bother rates. The returns
promised by investment hous-
es just dont materialize any
more unless youre willing to
take on high risk.
But there is an option
not very well understooda
way to diversify your invest-
ment portfolio while garner-
ing double digit returns.
Known to only a select few, a
solar photovoltaic (PV) sys-
tem can return between 13-
20% on your investment.
Heres how it works.
The cost of a typical solar
PV system in New Jersey is
averaging about $30,000.
First, right off the top, youre
eligible for a 30% Federal Tax
Credit, or in this case $9,000.
So now youre down to an
adjusted cost of $21,000. A
typical $30,000 system would
probably reduce your electric
bill about $1,300 in the first
year. And through a New
Jersey incentive program
called SRECs (Solar Renew-
able Energy Certificates),
youd generate another $2,000
per year in income. This
results in a total annual cash
flow of $3,300, or a simple
Return on Investment of over
15%. A payback on this
investment would come out to
6.4 years on an investment
that will last for at least 25,
and probably 30 40 years.
With this cash outlay,
youll recover about 40%, or
$12,000 in the first year alone.
And there are programs to
help you get to the end of the
first year without any out of
pocket outlays. In effect, buy
a $30,000 solar system and
only pay $18,000after the
end of the first year!
So, the question you
have to ask your investment
advisor is: can you get me 15%
on an investment whose prin-
ciple cant go down without
affected my current cash flow?
The answer is yesif you
invest in solar!
Tom Ferraro owns Solar
& More, a retail showroom in
Pompton Plains, NJ where
you can go to see and learn
about solar, geothermal and
other renewable energy sys-
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see their website at
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Community Happenings
O
ld age happens. Our
dogs are no excep-
tion. As our dogs
become senior citizens, their
physical and mental capabili-
ties change and their needs
change too. Being aware of
these changes and knowing
what to expect will help your
pets golden years be happy
and comfortable.
Some common changes
that you may expect to see in
your senior dog are: loss of
hearing or vision, decreased
activity and/or weight gain,
changes in skin or fur, dental
disease, more sensitive stom-
ach, lumps and bumps, or
even dementia. These
changes dont happen at the
same time for all dogs
because in general, smaller
breeds live longer than larger
dogs. A good rule of thumb
is that, on average, a dog is
considered a senior at 7 years
of age.
Senior dogs may act dif-
ferently and may require dif-
ferent care but AGE IS NOT
A DISEASE. These dogs
arent lost causes and mini-
mal effort can add years to
their lives. The main focus
should be on prevention.
Whenever possible, it is bet-
ter and less costly to prevent
a problem from occurring,
rather than wait for a prob-
lem to develop. Detecting
diseases in their early stages
greatly improves the out-
come. Advancements in vet-
erinary medicine have kept
our pets alive longer, health-
ier and happier. If there is a
problem with your dog, don't
assume its just because
he/she is old, and nothing
can be done. With the appro-
priate treatment, which can
be simple and non-invasive,
many conditions can
improve.
Geriatric care for your
dog and prevention begins
with routine visits to your
veterinarian. Most pets visit
their veterinarian once a
year but it is recommended
that senior pets be seen every
6 months. Mainly because
dogs age approximately seven
times faster than us and early
detection of problems is key.
Your veterinarian may do the
following to assess and main-
tain a healthy senior dog:
take a thorough medical his-
tory noting changes in
behavior and physical abili-
ties, a complete physical
examination, early detection
bloodworm and urinalysis,
aspiration of any new lumps
or bumps, x-rays, glaucoma
checks and blood pressure
checks.
Based on the veterinari-
ans findings, treatment
options and care can be dis-
cussed. One of the most
important aspects is nutri-
tion. In general, a high qual-
ity senior food is recom-
mended once your dog reach-
es 7 years of age but there
may be very individual nutri-
tional needs. The best food
to feed depends on the spe-
cific problems or nutritional
requirements of the individ-
ual animal. For instance,
obesity is a very common
problem of older animals and
will shorten their lifespan. A
lower calorie/ higher fiber
diet would be recommended
for these dogs. Other diets
would be advised for dogs
with GI disorders, kidney or
liver disease, arthritis, skin
problems, etc.
Home care is also essen-
tial. Close observation of
any changes in mobility,
drinking, eating, etc should
be noted and reported to
your veterinarian early.
Potential problems may also
be uncovered by getting your
hands on your pet to inspect
them periodically.
Feed a good quality dog
food that is appropriate for
your dog's specific needs. Do
not allow your pet to gain
excessive weight which is
very common when your sen-
ior dogs metabolism slows
down and they dont exercise
as much. It can make them
more prone to arthritis, heart
disease and diabetes. Follow
your veterinarian's recom-
mendations as to exercise,
nutrition and any medica-
tions that may be needed.
Our senior dogs may not
be able to do what they used
to but with a little preven-
tion and early detection they
can still live a happy, fulfill-
ing life and still be wonderful
companions to us.
Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the
owner of the Pequannock Ani-
mal Hospital. He grew up in
Kinnelon and is happy to be
home, with his wife, three cats
and two dogs, to provide quali-
ty and compassionate care for
your pets in the community.
The Pequannock Animal Hos-
pital is located at 591 Newark
Pompton Turnpike in Pompton
Plains. You may reach them by
calling (973) 616-0400.
WHERE YOUR
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Dr. Matthew Krupnick, D.V.M.
Full Service Animal
Hospital, Specializing
in Cats & Dogs
Complete Medical,
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Services On Premises
Caring & Competent Staff
591 Newark Pompton Tpke.
(near Friendly's)
Pompton Plains, NJ
973.616.0400
Hours: Mon 8-6pm Tues 8-4pm
Wed 8-7pm Thurs 8-6pm
Fri 8-5pm Sat 8-12pm
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Senior citizen canines By Dr. Matthew Krupnick
Trained facilitators lead the
group and assist the children
in dealing with some of their
feelings and emotions related
to this difficult time in their
lives. The program will be
held on Thursdays from 6:00
to 7:00 p.m. The sessions
begin the second week in
October. Please contact Sr.
Arlene Kollar at (973)839-
3444 ext.16 or Nora Connors
at (973)265-4181 to register
or for any questions. There is
no fee for this program.
Mothers & More, Greater
Wayne Area, (877) 221-1581
or email sbotbyl1@
yahoo.com for more informa-
tion. This not-for-profit
organization features guest
speakers, playgroups, mom
and tot outings, book clubs
and more. Members are from
Wayne and all surrounding
towns. Meetings are held on
the 1st Monday of each
month at 7:30 at Our Savior
Lutheran Church in
Pompton Plains, 670 Newark
Pompton Tpke Pompton
Plains, NJ 07444. New mem-
bers welcome. http://www
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The MOMS Club of Wayne
is currently looking for new
members. We are part of an
international support group
for mothers who stay home
with their children, includ-
ing those who have home-
based businesses or who work
part-time but are home with
their children during the day.
The group offers a wide range
of activities, including spe-
cial programs for mothers,
play-groups and get-togethers
for the whole family. The
MOMS Club also performs
service projects benefiting
children in our community. If
you live in Wayne and are
interested please email us at
momsofwayne@yahoo.com.
The Golden Age Circle of
Wayne, NJ, Inc. (GACW) is
an active non-profit senior
group that meets every
Thursday at the PAL
Building, PAL Drive, Wayne,
NJ beginning at 1:00 P.M.
Coffee is served after each
regular meeting and members
enjoy an afternoon of fellow-
ship. Day trips and over-
night trips are scheduled
throughout the year, certain
meetings host special speak-
ers, and bingo is played for
only GACW members one
Thursday during each
month. Applications for
joining this active group
sponsored by the Wayne
Department of Parks and
Recreation can be obtained
T
his witty and spark-
ling version of the
much loved classic
tale will be presented at
Smiling Rhino Theatre on
Feb. 11, 12, 18 and
19, 2012. A true
family musical, this
story brings togeth-
er the well- known
tale of Beauty, Her
Father, her wacky
and comedic sisters
and suitors and of
course, her charm-
ing Beast and
Prince! All of this
entwined with an
enchanting musical
score will delight
audiences young
and old! Advance
ticket sales are high-
ly recommended;
for the show has
only a limited run. There will
be two performances, each
day, at 12pm and 4pm. Ticket
price is $18 for Children, $22
for Adults and $20 for senior
citizens, plus tax. Group rates
are available.
Call Smiling Rhino
Theatre at 973-248-9491,
located at 247 Wanaque Ave.
in Pompton Lakes NJ, to order
your tickets today. Visit their
website at www.smilin-
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Beauty and the Beast,
a family musical
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ncouraging the use of
creative activities and
games that challenge
your children to think outside
the box and build their prob-
lem solving skills at an early
age will help encourage them
to become independent
thinkers and problem solvers
skills that will benefit them
for the rest of their lives.
Giving your child simple
games such as building blocks
that require identifying differ-
ent shapes is a great way to
start building problem solving
skills. For older children, more
challenging games may be
required to build their prob-
lem solving abilities and their
confidence in taking on
greater challenges. One new
game that has caught the
attention of educators and
parents alike is the new
Perplexus 3D game maze by
Plasmart Inc. This is a 3-
dimensional maze game where
players maneuver a small mar-
ble around challenging barri-
ers inside a large-sized trans-
parent sphere. Unlike tradi-
tional flat-surface mazes that
are composed of one path,
Perplexus challenges players
problem solving abilities with
numerous paths to choose
from and hundreds of barriers
to overcome. Players can race
each other or the clock. In
addition to being an enter-
taining game, its a valuable
tool for cognitive develop-
ment, encouraging children to
exercise their problem-solv-
ing, motor and dexterity skills,
as well as improving their
hand-eye coordination.
Experts say the game is just as
challenging for adults as it is
for children and will especial-
ly keep parent solving skills
sharp as well.
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21 Passaic Ave.Pompton Lakes
973-835-5609
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Ages 2
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Music with Piano
Physical Education
Spanish
SRA Readiness Program
Phonics Program
Puppet Shows & Stories
Math Readiness
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Field Trips
Science
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Painting
Now Offering Expanded Hours:
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The right toys will teach problem
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Monday, January 30th
thru Friday, February 3rd
9:30am-11:30pm
and 1:00pm-2:30pm
Or Call for More Info
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January 29th
thru February 5th
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W
ith the deepfreeze
factor at its annual
high, the potential
benefits of making energy sav-
ing improvements really hit
home. Yet saving energy and
money and adding comfort to
your home should always be in
season. Industry experts at
Icynene (icynene.com) recom-
mend you put these home
improvement tips on your 2012
calendar:
Winter
Install affordable plastic win-
dow-sealing kits, especially
where you feel drafts.
Install foam gaskets behind
electrical outlets and switches
to reduce air leakage.
Close the fireplace damper
tightly when its not in use. If
you use your fireplace regularly,
consider adding a well-
designed insert.
Replace or clean furnace fil-
ters at least once every three
months.
Spring
Consider larger home
improvements, like replacing
windows that are best complet-
ed when the weather is nice.
Consider adding spray foam
insulation (like innovative
Icynene) to your attic or in
other areas of your home where
the summer heat can infiltrate.
You can start saving up to 50
percent in energy costs all year
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Replace inefficient incandes-
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Check your hot water tank. If
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W
hat do house-
plants, a boiling
pot of pasta and
your shower all have in com-
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your homes interior. And,
while some humidity in the
home is good, excessive mois-
ture can be uncomfortable.
We often get calls from
homeowners who are con-
cerned that their windows are
sweating or leaking either
inside or outside the home
because they see moisture on
the glass, says Christopher
Burk, technical product man-
ager at Simonton Windows
(R). In reality, thats simply
not the case. While condensa-
tion may collect on the interi-
or or exterior of energy-effi-
cient windows, the units are
really doing their job by help-
ing serve as a barrier in the
home.
Burk points out those
windows do not cause con-
densation they simply pre-
vent the moisture in the home
from escaping to the outside.
If the inside glass surface on
double- or triple-glazed win-
dows show excessive moisture,
you can be reasonably sure
that the moisture is also col-
lecting on your walls and ceil-
ings, says Burk. This means
you should take steps to
reduce the humidity level in
your home by using exhaust
fans and dehumidifiers.
Where Does Condensation
Come From?
Youd be surprised how
much water vapor homeown-
ers create themselves on a
daily basis. A family of four
can add a half pint of water
vapor every hour to the home
just through normal breathing
and perspiration. And, if you
take a five minute shower, you
produce another half pint of
water vapor. Even the simple
act of cooking dinner on a gas
stove can produce two and a
half pints of water vapor.
Invisible water vapor is
everywhere in the home, says
Burk. The key is for home-
owners to monitor the levels
of moisture in their homes
and then take steps to manage
the humidity levels.
What Can a Homeowner Do
to Help Reduce Conden-
sation?
Water vapor is part of our
lives and our homes. To help
control the amount of con-
densation in the home,
experts at Simonton Windows
recommend the following tips:
Use kitchen and bathroom
exhaust fans.
If you have a humidifier, set
it to the correct outside tem-
perature.
If your home is overly
humid, or if you have a damp
basement, use a dehumidifier.
Properly vent clothes dryers,
gas appliances and stoves.
Open a window in the bath-
room.
Make sure your attic, base-
ment and crawl spaces are
well ventilated and free from
obstructions.
Store firewood outside.
Freshly-cut wood can consist
of up to 45 percent water,
which adds water vapor to the
home. Even well-seasoned
firewood generally has 20 to
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Open curtains and blinds to
allow more air circulation
around your windows.
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Windows are just like
any other major part of the
home, says Burk. They wear
out over time and need to be
replaced. If your windows
have air leaks, dont close
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a solid barrier to the environ-
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Burk also recommends know-
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If you are seeing mois-
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consider the following tips to ensure that rare restaurant night out goes off without a hitch.
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food. Couples might enjoy certain
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but that does not necessarily make the
restaurant ideal for a party. When shopping
for a restaurant, look for one that boasts a
versatile menu that can cater to a vast array
of palates. Especially for larger parties, the
versatility of the menu is very important.
Restaurants that boast a large entree
selection that includes meat, poultry,
seafood, and even vegetarian dishes ensures
each guest has options.
Examine the elbow room. Because dining
out has become such a luxury, comfort
should be another key consideration. Look
for a restaurant that provides ample elbow
room so everyone can relax and wont feel
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are, most guests will be driving to the party.
While it seems like an afterthought, the
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for valet service or inquire if such service
can be included on the tab ahead of time.
Reserve well in advance. If its a truly
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larger and multiple bedrooms
and bathrooms. But according
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seeking less space today but
more in green amenities.
Research by the
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Association has found that
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smaller homes with multipur-
pose rooms and energy saving
features. Theyre not ready to
trade in their two- and three-
car garages just yet, though.
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Furnishings and Design
Association members fore-
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more emphasis will be placed
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Other rooms in the home will
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room.
Many homeowners and
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that with girth comes a cost.
In todays fragile economy, the
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BLOOMINGDALE $250,000
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bath, MBR with 1.2bath & wi closet, fin. Bsmt.
Rec Rm, Cedar Closet, CA & gar. WYN0912
Wayne 973-694-8000
GREEN POND $435,000
Best Buy in GP Lake Club Community, 3BRs,
updated kit., bsmt., deck, 2 car gar. with upper
level. Completely priced. KIN3022
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New homes are getting smaller
The Pines Lake Womans
Club is an active area
womans club that is open to
all women from the Wayne
area that are at least 18 years
old. We meet monthly on the
second Wednesday of the
month at the Pines Lake
Elementary School in the
cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. Visitors
are welcome. The club offers
fun, friendship and service.
For more information, mem-
bership or to visit one of our
meetings, call 973-835-3272
or e-mail pineslakewoman-
sclub@Yahoo.com.
Mommy and Me Fitness!
Mothers with infants and
young toddlers have always
been challenged to find a
way to get back in shape
while focusing on the
demands of new mother-
hood. This class lets mom
keep baby within arms reach
so there is no need to worry
about finding a sitter or mak-
ing the time away from baby
to workout. The StrollFit
program is developed with
the needs of both mom and
baby in mind. Each 60-
minute class consists of car-
diovascular, strength and
flexibility training for a total
body workout. The classes
also provide a great environ-
ment for moms to connect
with one another and devel-
op support systems for
achieving fitness goals. Not
to mention bonding with
your baby! Now offered at 2
locations Wayne and
Montclair. For more informa-
tion or to attend a free class-
Contact Tami Wolfe at 973-
896-4828 or email tamis-
wolfe@comcast. net.
Here are some things
that you will and will not find
in newer homes moving for-
ward.
The dining room is becom-
ing extinct, with larger, eat-
i n- ki t chen/ ent er t ai ni ng
spaces the norm. The kitchen
will be the main room of the
home and be renamed the
kitchen lounge.
Separate rooms are evolving
into spaces that serve many
different purposes.
Although the sizes of bath-
rooms may be scaled back, the
amenities will not. Spa-style
bathrooms with luxurious
products, high-tech features
and televisions will be on the
rise.
The master bedroom suite
may not shrink in size, but it
could be combined to form a
home office and exercise
space.
Expect to see more high-
tech offerings, such as voice-
or motion-activation devices
in the home. Lighting, enter-
tainment gear, heating/cool-
ing systems, and even blinds
could be hooked up to a mas-
ter control system.
Thanks to an increasing
number of people working
from home, the presence of a
dedicated home office is a
given in newer homes. Nearly
40 percent of industry fore-
casters say that they expect
one in every home.
Home storage solutions will
also be a vital component of
new homes. Builders will cre-
ate clever solutions for mixing
storage into more compact
spaces.
With aging Baby Boomers
comprising a larger segment of
home buyers, expect to see
more one-level homes, or at
least homes where there is a
master suite and the majority
of the living space on the first
level.
Part of what is driving
this trend is the cost of homes
in relation to space and the
increased interest in environ-
mental conservation. Smaller,
more efficient homes require
less in terms of heating and
cooling energy. They need less
furniture, and new materials
made from sustainable prod-
ucts help further fuel green
initiatives in the building
industry. Energy efficient
homes are a main priority for
buyers. Although the homes
may be smaller, they will not
be miniscule. And home buy-
ers can expect a host of
amenities that will make the
smaller size of homes barely
perceptible.
New homes are getting smaller
To Advertise
Call 973-696-8008
J
effrey David Halpern,
Vice President-Branch
Manager of Coccia
Realty, Madison, recently
announced that Gaye Collins,
formerly of Weichert Realtors,
joined the firm as a Realtor.
We are very excited to
have Gaye join our team.
Personable and knowledge-
able describes Gaye. She has
been in the Real Estate busi-
ness, assisting clients and cus-
tomers to buy & sell properties
since 2004, boasts Halpern.
As a full-time Realtor,
Gaye understands the need to
hire the right real estate
agent, one who focuses on a
clients individual needs, the
neighborhood, the communi-
ty and the intangibles; which
makes a house and area, a
home.
What my clients discov-
er about me explains Collins,
I believe wholeheartedly in
the unique, personal nature of
real estate. My motto,
Customer Service Beyond
Customer Expectation, is
more than just words; it is
what I strive for.
I never promise what I
cannot deliver she added, I
joined Coccia Realtys
Madison Office because their
philosophy, of providing pro-
fessional and personal service,
mirrors mine. Coupling that
with the total support for their
agents, I can concentrate on
my clients needs, with all the
tools necessary to assist those
clients, without the corporate
constraints and rising out-of-
pocket costs from the big
box real estate companies.
Ms. Collins resides in
Whippany with her husband
and two children. She is
involved with numerous com-
munity organizations and is
the former Vice President of
the Salem Drive School PTA.
Selling homes since
1961, Coccia Realty, Inc. is a
member in good standing of
the National, New Jersey, and
local Boards of Realtors, and
members of the Garden State
Multiple Listing Service
(MLS), Hudson County MLS
and the New Jersey MLS of
which they are ranked in the
top 2% of closed transactions.
One of the fastest growing
independent real estate com-
panies in Northern New
Jersey, Coccia also has offices
in Montville, Kearny,
Lyndhurst, and Rutherford.
Visit their website: www.coc-
ciarealty.com.
For all of your real estate
needs, please contact Gaye at
973-479-9293 (cell) or 973-
377-4400 (ofc). Email her at
gaye.collins@mycoccia.com
or visit her at the Coccia
Realty office located at 49
Main Street, Madison.
Are you struggling with a
family, job, or personal issue?
Do you need answers and res-
olutions for these issues? You
will find support from
Christian brothers and sisters
at Calvary Temple, 1111
Preakness Ave., Wayne, NJ.
Mens Purity Group,
Womens Healing for the
Wounded Heart and Grief
Share Groups meet every
Thursday at 7pm. All are
welcome! You will have an
opportunity to share and be
led by qualified Christian
leaders as well as find the
support and friendship of
other men and women facing
lifes problems. For direc-
tions to the church, call 973-
694-2938.
MARIA FERRITO
GEMINI LLC ReaIty - 973-696-1111x131
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JOAN LA GRECA
REALTOR
991 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne, NJ 07470
Call Me for a FREE Market Analysis of your home.
I will bring you RESULTS in getting your home SOLD!
Very well maintained colonial home on 2799sq ft/ .356 acres.
9ft ceilings,eik/dining area. FDR (tray ceiling), l/r, fam/rm. Mstr
b/r &mstr bath, attic, unfinished l/l/slider doors to magnificent
property. Gas fireplace in the family room. Muti-zone heat and
central air. 2 car attached garage. 2 car width driveway for ap-
prox 6 cars. Fabulous lot. No water during storm. Present all
offers!!!!!!!!!
1995, young clean, bright, fantastic center hall colonial on cul
de sac. 4 brs 2 1/2 bths. Oversized kit w/sep dining area. Slider
doors to deck-fdr, Lr, Gr, w/woodburning fplc. Laundry 1st floor.
Pooltable (negoiatable). Master br with mstr bath that includes
jetted tub w/skylight. Home features hrdwd flrs through out.
Multi-zoned (4) attic. Park like property with beautiful landscap-
ing. In-ground heated pool for summertime entertaining. Deck
is oversized with awning. 2 car attached garage with double
width driveway. Home waiting for you! Please present offer.
Wayne $515,000 Bloomingdale $525,000
Coccia Realty welcomes
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973-616-7900
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CARPET
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973-839-6436
0680 SERVICES
CHIMNEYS
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SpeciaI-$39.95
Prevent Carbon
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our other services
incl. Repairs,
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CaII 973-570-7362
0685 SERVICES
CLEANING
ImmacuIate House
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References available
Pam@ 973-590-4840
Mariya's CIeaning
Service
Ukrainian ladies clean
your home or office to
your complete satisfac
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CaII 973-557-3621
POLISH GIRL,speaks
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References can clean
your house.Call Anna
201-421-7887
0686 CLEANOUT
SERVICE
All appliances,
unwanted junk, scrap
metal, bldg. materials.
Tear down & take
away sheds. Attics &
Bs'mnt cleaned.
Things your garbage-
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WE DO !!! CALL
862-200-1283
Dan's Light HauIing
Removal of household
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973-839-7024
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DRIVEWAYS
0730 SERVICES
ELECTRICAL
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New & Old
Construction
Residential Com-mer-
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& Bonded. NJ
Licence
15600 Free Estimates
20% off New Cust.
973-699-0855
0769 SERVICES
GARAGE DOORS
0774 SERVICES
HANDYMAN
0785 SER. HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Home Improvement
By GIenn
All types of work
nside & Out
35 yrs experience
Reasonable rates
"For Someone
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973-356-5035
0800 SERVICES
LANDSCAPING
0815 SERVICES
MASONRY
SERVICE DIRECTORY & CLASSIFIEDS
0473 WANTED
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Broken Jewelry
Class Rings
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WATCHES
COINS ANTIQUES
State Certified with the
Weights & Measures &
Bonded up to $10,000
In Business for Over 30 Years
To
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696-8008
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Service
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CARPET/
FLOORING
0656 SERVICES
CARPET/
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CMR SERVICES
973-703-3039
Cleanouts &
Dumpster Services
Fully Insured NJ Lic #A901
FREE ESTIMATE
Estates Abandoned Prop
Storefronts Basements
Whole House Attics
Regain Valuable Storage!
We dispose unwanteditems inan
environmentally safe way.
10% OFF
withthis ad
Just Wood
Floors & Decks
973.981.4640
Since 1985 Insured
Free Estimates
Refinishing Sanding Deck Repairs
Installation Mold Treatment
0709 SERVICES
DECKS
FLOORING
ASPHALT
MAINTENANCE INC.
Driveways & Parking Lots
973-299-9226
Paving Sealing Curbs
Retaining Walls Pavers
Drains
Patches
Excavation
Free Estimates
No Job
Too Small
Residential
Commercial
& Industrial
NJ Lic # 15081
Insured & Bonded
973-633-5050
M STEN
electric electric
0766 SERVICES
GLASS
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Garage Doors and
Openers Serviced,
Repaired, nstalled.
"No Job Too Small
Registered & nsured
Call 973-882-3852
R.G. Gutters
973-832-4207
Gutter CIeaning
Gutter InstaIIation
Gutter Repair Power Washing
Emergency Service
ALL
WORK
DONE BY
OWNER!
Free Estimates &
20% OFF
Gutter Cleaning For
All New Customers!
ARE YOUR GUTTERS FOWL?
0771 SERVICES GUTTER
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$22 OFF
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INSTALLATION ASSEMBLY & MORE!
973-696-9393
Insured & Bonded Member of the BBB
NJ Lic. #13VH00608600 NAT-22773-1
Satisfaction Guaranteed!
TOMS HANDYMAN
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Malntenance Realr
Bulldlng Remedellng
No 1ob Too 5mall or Blg!
25 Years xperlence
973-632-6411
CARPENTER
201.913.8044
HANDYMAN
Repair, Remodeling
40 Years Exp.
Pompton Lakes Area
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NORTH JERSEY
REMODELERS
973-962-1811
Full Kitchens
Bath Specialists
Basements
All Interior
Renovations
Ceilings to Floors
Doors Painting
Windows
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Concrete, Fireplaces,
Foundations etc.
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Established 1986
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Greater Wayne Area Chapter of
Mothers & More meets twice
monthly in Pompton Plains. In
addition to informative meetings for
moms, the organization also offers
playgroups, Mom-N-Tot outings,
Moms Nights Out, and much more.
Our membership includes both
moms at home and moms working
outside the home that live in
Wayne and surrounding towns. For
more information, please call 877-
221-1581, email greaterwayne@ure-
ach .com, or log on to http://geoci-
ties. com/gwamandm/.
Wayne Toastmasters (Wayne NJ
Chapter of Toast Masters
International) is a non-profit educa-
tional organization dedicated to
helping people overcome apprehen-
sions about speaking in public while
improving communication and
leadership skills. There are more
than 9,600 Toastmasters Clubs
around the world with over 200,000
members in 80 countries. Since its
founding in 1924, Toastmasters
International has helped over four
million men and women develop
their public speaking skills. Guests
are welcome. There is no charge to
visit and no obligation to speak or
to join. Meetings held every 2nd &
4th Tuesday of the month. Meeting
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